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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 31, 1963 the Lions' attack this season, QUARTERBACK Joe Kapp, for opened the 1963 season in Wes- tern Canada Football Confer- ence with a good healthy B.C. Lions Are Rated Better Than 62 Team Fans If anything makes us lookjbet than Calgary or Winnipeg forj/far ahead of the last year it's! Quarterback Joe Kapp enters use we're starting with thejnis fifth season of Canadian e coaching staff and most|football healthy. and hur , the same players,' sayjsure hands to catch his p< Skrien Fullback Nub Beamer The Lions defeated Torontoflashing Willie Fleming Argonauts 30-27 in an exhibi-/carry most of the ground gam¢ N : , tion r tly and last week pol-/and Kapp may have the We None of their players has ever) /cheq off Saskatchewan Rough-|best crop of receivers in won a national football award.| igors 40:0 ing, Sonny Homer, Pat In 1962 they had the best of and. Mack Burtor ferisive record in the West and HAVE MORE DEPTH Able rookies 1 still. finished fourtt Footbal! ob $s agree un-for jobs on the line boil Coach Dave Skrien savs animously that the Lions have Norm Fieldgate has at last achieved contin more talent and depth this year Gary Schwertfeg and a po n rookie Paul Seale wants consistency Ww say strong arm and a cluster of top pass receivers running B.C. Lions' offensive patterns He could prove the answer --CP Wirephoto CAR -SHOP ONTARIO MOTOR SALES NOW... YOU'LL FEEL LIKE YOUR GETTING AN EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT AT THESE PRICES! VANCOUVER (CP) -- waited nine sh Columbia Lions pre-season pred tions of strength Since 1954 the made the Western Football Con ference playoffs only once. 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